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Feb132020

Doug Verdier Shares Early February Photos of the Water Works Project

Editors Note: Mill District resident Doug Verdier continues to document the progress of the Water Works project.

Construction continues on the Water Works Park Pavilion as workers erect the steel framework for the restaurant level of the building.

Steel beam being positioned on the building.

Pavilion as seen from West River Parkway showing framework for the restaurant level of the park pavilion.

Interior of the former Columbia Mill building showing concrete reinforcing wall under construction inside the original mill walls.

Another view of the interior of former Columbia Mill building showing reinforcing wall under construction.

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